Decline of UK's Rough storage site to raise gas import costs
The decline of Britain's biggest gas storage site and the lack of new-build to replace it will increase dependency on imports over the next few years.
The decline of Britain's biggest gas storage site and the lack of new-build to replace it will increase dependency on imports over the next few years.
Japan's electric utilities have won provisions that will allow them to divert contracted LNG cargoes if they restart their nuclear reactors.
Tokyo Gas is looking to diversify its portfolio.
Gail India has launched a tender to buy a cargo of LNG for delivery in the first-half of March.
Eni SpA will start producing from the giant Zohr natural gas field off Egypt’s Mediterranean coast by the end of 2017.
According to Reuters, Enarsa, the Argentinian state-run energy company, has awarded the majority of a 16-cargo LNG tender to Trafigura.
Asian spot prices for LNG delivery in March fell during the week ended 10 February on weak demand and steady supplies.
Adriatic LNG has announced that it is relocating its shore base within Porto Viro, Italy.
Egypt has an eye on self-sufficiency in 2018.
AGL Energy Ltd has benefited from rising electricity prices in the first half of this financial year.
Korea Gas Corp is interested in Iranian and US natural gas to secure stable supply.
Japan's Inpex Corporation is keeping with its plans to start up its Australian Ichthys LNG export plant in July-September 2017.
GasLog Ltd has announced that it has closed a sale and purchase agreement to acquire a 20% shareholding in Gastrade S.A.
Almost a year after the first LNG cargo left the Gulf of Mexico, the UK is still waiting to claim a portion of American supply.
Petronet LNG is receiving supplies under a long-term deal with Exxon Mobil Corp for imports from Australia's Gorgon project.